


EPSHERPA
Our energy management system for maximum energy efficiency

EPSherpa Presentation
All components of the EPSherpa energy management system
Energy management Charging
Static load management
- Distribution of a specified maximum power to the charging points
- The charging points are regulated independently of the capacity available at the grid connection
Dynamic load management
- Continuous adjustment (staggering or throttling) of the available charging power to the building consumption and the upper limit at the grid connection
- Avoidance of overloading the existing building connection or costly peak loads
Cascade option (bad point control)
- Avoidance of exceeding the maximum load at bottlenecks within sub-grids in a complex system
VIP option
- Preferential charging from selected charging points or RFID cards
- Supply the VIP objects with the highest possible charging power while simultaneously down-regulating the other objects
PV-optimised charging
- Coordination of the charging processes with the current and forecast electricity generation nfrom your own PV system
- Carry out charging cycles preferably at times when self-generated electricity is available
Grid- or power exchange-optimised charging
- Cost-optimised procurement of the electricity required for the charging processes by taking grid charges and electricity prices into account when creating the charging schedule
- Charging the vehicles with the help of the time-variable tariff in favourable time windows with full power
- Avoidance of peak loads by combining with a battery storage system
Energy management battery storage
Multi-Use case approach
- Combination and prioritisation of three use cases to make optimum use of storage capacity
- Creation of a forecast-based, cost-optimised schedule for the battery's own storage management system
- Continuous monitoring of use cases to adjust parameters and prioritise as required
Peak Shaving
- Use of storage capacity to minimise the maximum grid load
- Reduction in the power price costs of the grid charges
- Possibility of flexible allocation of storage resources through forecast-based capacity provision
PV self-consumption optimisation
- Calculation of the prospective storage capacity to be provided per quarter of an hour based on measured generation values and forecasts
- Maximising self-consumption of PV electricity and minimising residual electricity demand
Spot market optimisation (dynamic electricity tariff)
- Exchange price-optimised procurement of residual electricity with the help of a flex tariff
- Fully automated, cost-effective procurement of the residual load profile by trading the available storage flexibility on all short-term electricity markets
Energy management monitoring
Monitoring Programm
- Possibility of professional monitoring of the entire site (PV system, charging infrastructure, battery storage, residual consumption, heat pumps or cooling systems) via the monitoring portal
- Processing and provision of internally measured energy data and external data sources (e.g. metering point operators)
- Visualisation of any number of data points in the portal and provision of CSV exports for evaluation and further calculation of the data in other programs